Adelaide Steamship Company Service Schedule Summary
The Adelaide Steamship Company announces a biweekly schedule from Port Adelaide to Port Pirie, Port Augusta, and Port Germein with sailings on Saturdays. The voyage includes Lincoln, Pra, and Augusta routes, departing Port Adelaide on Saturdays under permit circumstances.
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Saringa
Port Adelawe
Siroumstancen
Port
Lincoln
Pra
Augusta
Celilag
Port Germein
Loving Remembrance for McEwen Family in Iron Knob
In loving memory of our dear wife and mother who died at Iron Knob on June 13 1924. Sweet memories round your name. Inserted by husband and children. Also remembering our daughter and sister-in-law who died June 45th 1924 at Iron Knob. Inserted by her loving family.
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McEwen
Iron Knob
Melwen
Iron Knol
Whyalla
Sisdyriend
Tutu
Visavs
Royal Commission hears witness testimony on Port Pinks affair
The Royal Commission sessions in Port Pinks last week featured a youthful witness who refused to lie on oath. The Recorder defends public interest in sifting evidence, noting police witnesses could not refute key testimonies and condemns Constable McCormack for alleged boasts about witness searches.
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Royal Commission
Port Pinks
McCormack
Martin
Brands
Aicholas
Constable McCormack
Luca Cuori
Ottiur Mus
MuGormack
Ofera
Cormack
Wedded in the air by Swedish couple aboard flight
The Berlin Times correspondent reports a Swedish bride and groom from Malmo aboard a plane to Amsterdam. A temporary altar was set up in the cabin and a Swedish clergyman officiated as witnesses toasted with champagne before landing in Hamburg.
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tReuter
London
Berlin
the Times
Malmo
Amsterdam
Hamburg
Brothers in Trouble in Adelaide Police Court
Harold wit Stanley Batus and two brothers were charged by Bal Set Bedwan Detective White and Con Stable Day with breaking into Everard Wearne's Morphettville garage on June 8 and stealing petrol, oil, and a bicycle valued at 247 Ausaged. They were remanded until June 48 with bond set at 89 for personal and 40 for each of two sureties.
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Adelaide
Harold Wit
Stanley Batus
Trthers
Bal—Set Bedwan
White
Day
Richmond
M. Lanine
P.M
Everard Glarence Wearne
Morphettville
Ball
Disputed Evidence in Local Court Case Noted
The article reports that the editor of The Recorder faced assertions in court and claimed he had never discussed with witnesses the evidence to be tendered. The attorney witness list was scarcely known to ten people, and the public is warned to form its own opinion as evidence is published daily.
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Gilda
The
Royel
Port Pirie
Halcombe
McGonmack
Wages Dispute at Broken Hill Gas Works
Gas Company workers at Railwaytown Broken Hill press for wage rise after others secured higher pay. A meeting referred the matter to their union amid discontent with current rates. Secretary M D A Stephenson was notified detailing work class and reasons. About 17 men affected.
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Broken Hill
Railwaytown
D. A. Stephenson
South Australian Waugh
Brokenam
Broken Hil
Liquor Trades Dispute Sends Case to Industrial Council
A conference between liquor industry employers and the Liquor Trades Union failed to resolve wage and working condition demands. The union rejected an employer offer and agreed to refer the dispute to the Industrial Council. A potential strike by employers could disrupt food supplies and outback transport. The union will cease work after four days and overtime will pause until the Merchants Traders and Carriers' Association withdraws its wage board complaint.
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Broken Hill
Liquor Trades Union
Industrial Council
Canadian Shipping Report Sent to Commons
The special committee assessing the Sir William Peterson and North Atlantic contract presented its findings to the House of Commons. It urges harmony in empire shipping control while preserving Canadian autonomy, and proposes a conference with Britain to address alleged conflicts between Merchant Shipping Law and the British North America Act. The report calls for more data on the Conference line earnings and the Peterson vessels before ruling on subsidies, noting Parliament may delay or drop subsidy provisions as political options evolve. Prime Minister Mackenzie King stressed that contract implementation requires parliamentary approval.
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Ottawa
William, Peterson
Shipping Conference
House of Commons
Snd
Montréal
Liverpool
New Zealand
Neferrine
Smetdy
Sir AW
Peterson
Mackenzie King
Swedish visitor praises Australia and its people
Mr Hjalmar Bengtsson M A the Swedish writer spoke in Adelaide praising Australia noting its originality and hospitality. He contrasted Australian growth with American and British influence and urged a strong air force alongside the navy. He planned further travel to New Zealand and via China Japan and America.
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Hjalmar Bengtsson
Sora
Adelaide
Farad
Western Australia
Australia
Europe
America
Bengleson
Melbourne
Ea Tony
Bengtsyon
New Zealand
China
Japan
Juvenile Crime Trends Rally in Melbourne Suburbs
Days of juvenile gangs roving Melbourne lead to housebreaking arrests and remands at Prahran Court. A 14 pound theft spree by a 4 year old rest? a letter from Sydney claims the boy has a job with a detective. Wireless gear valued at £100 seized in Canterbury as detectives report a 16-year-old and another boy admitted stealing wireless plants during overnight tramps. Children’s Court to hear the case.
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Melbourne
Prahran Court
Hights
Canterbury
Midnight Arrest in Walkerville Kerosene Mortar Theft
Joseph William Thompson faced Adelaide Police Court on a June 43 count for unlawful possession of mortar, seen by Constable Galaing in Warwick Street Walkerville. He admitted stealing the tin from a house under construction, saying he was hard up and wanted a fireplace. he had come from Great Britain 48 months earlier, his first and last offence.
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Adelaide
Joseph William Thompson
B. M. Sabine
Walkerville
Allehureh
Nile
Galaing
Warwick Street
Great Britain
Confidence Trick at Bundaberg Bank Payout
A Brisbane report states a teller at Commercial Bank Bundaberg paid out cash to a woman yesterday. A bundle worth £50 later found missing. An attempted search yielded no arrest. A woman was allegedly found with a son of money but the notes could not be identified by the teller.
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Brisbane
Commercial Bank
Bundaberg
Prince of Wales Farewell to Natal on tour's last stop
The Prince of Wales ended his Natal tour at Vryheid thanking Natal residents for their warm reception during a “most interesting visit.” He praised Newcasle and the progress in iron and steel, expressing pride in Natal's industry and hopes for its ongoing development.
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Reuter
Cape
Prince of Wales
Natal
Wryheid
Syich
Ami
Newcasile
Jong Newcadle
Seals Spotted at Port Phillip Bay on Winter Morning
Seals were seen on the rocks at Sandringham near Melbourne as residents approached. The animals swam away along the bay front, possibly fleeing Melbourne’s reputed cold snap and moving north to seek warmer waters.
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Melbourne
Port Pump Bay
Sandringham
Swan
Visits to Dominions Inspire Looming Reorganization
London observers report at a meeting of the Victoria League in Guildhall that the reorganization of colonial offices will enable the Secretary of State for the Dominions and the Secretary of State for the Colonies to visit colonies firsthand. Viscount Jelliffe sent a letter regretting absence, praising the League's work across New Zealand and urging British support.
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London
Frida
Netoria League
Guildhall
SM. Amery
Gelonies
Amery
Viscount Jellieve
League
New Zealand
Berlin Street Crossing Fines Stop Off-Point Rule
Berlin street law now imposes a 150 mark fine on pedestrians who cross streets outside officially marked points. The Times correspondent reports the new regulation aims to curb dangerous crossing behavior in the city.
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Reuters
London
Berlin
Times
A Serious Charge at Adelaide Police Court
Roy Marley a sergeant of police stationed in Adelaide was arrested last night on a charge of having possession of tribal quantity of tribey at Colonel Light Gardens believed stolen. He appeared before Mr G M Sabine in Adelaide Police Court this morning remanded until June 24 on surety terms 229 and 26. Det Bgt Allohurdh said he would seek further surety. The accused was in a bad state of mind but undertook not to harm himself.
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Adelaide
Roy Marley
Colonel Light Gardens
G. M. Sabine
Pat
Det Bgt
Allohurdh
Peoseettor
Dangerous Bail Threat Highlighted in Slater Case
Adelaide Saturday report notes Mr J Coventry warned bail would be dangerous as Joseph Henry Slater faced charges for maliciously threatening his wife Doris Marion, assault on the same day, and stealing goods valued at £15 on June 11. He was remanded without bail to June 16.
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Adelaide
J. Coventry
Wom. Sabine
Pal
Gort
Joseph Henry Slater
Doris Mariun
Ner
Loan Council Meeting In Melbourne Sees Treasurer Talks
The Premier J Guan plans to attend a Melbourne meeting of the Loan Council on Thursday to discuss programs for the coming financial year. Mrs Guan indicated the gathering is mainly a treasurers’ meeting of states and the Commonwealth, with no firm certainty on other attendees. The aim is to review loan programmes and potential outcomes for the year ahead.
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Oelaide
J. Guan
Melbourne
Loan Council
Guan
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